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Reusable Decoration Wall Sticker Decal - Parisian Spring Bird in Tree Silhouette
Become an interior decorator and transform your living space from ordinary to extraordinary with these unique stickers! With these stickers you'll be sure to add plenty of color, depth, fun, and individuality apart from the average home. You can adorn the interior walls and windows of your home, bathroom, office, nursery, dorm, or store. Get creative and apply them to furniture, such as your refrigerator, table, desk, kitchen cabinets, drawers, etc. The Parisian Spring Bird in Tree Silhouette includes images of birds, bird cage, and flowers and leaves on a tree branch. You can arrange them however you wish! If you want to revamp your space without having to spend too much time, money, and effort, then this is the perfect way! Because these stickers are removable, repositionable, and reusable, you can apply them time after time without any hassle and mess that come with most other means of design like painting that can be costly, time-consuming, and laborious. They're extremely easy and simple to use. Just peel and apply. Plus, you don't need to worry about damage or residue after removal. With affordable stickers like these, create the look you always wanted in minutes! Low Price - See More Details |
Art Deco Complete: The Definitive Guide to the Decorative Arts of the 1920s and 1930s
Art Deco Complete is the last word in Art Deco, the most glamorous decorative arts style, and the one that shaped popular ideas of modern luxury. It covers furniture and interior decoration, sculpture, paintings, graphics, posters and bookbinding, glass, ceramics, lighting, textiles, metal work, and jewelry. It includes the work of all of the important Art Deco designers, from high-style French furniture makers to the creators of the popular “Streamline Moderne†style. And it is, in the spirit of Art Deco, a lavish and attractive book, as well as being authoritative and thorough. This 544-page volume includes more than 1,000 color images of classic Art Deco objects and spaces. Its author is the colorful and experienced Alastair Duncan, who was for many years the expert who ran the twentieth-century decorative arts department at Christie’s in New York. Duncan is the author of many well-known books on Art Deco and Art Nouveau. This book will stand as his monument to Art Deco. Low Price - See More Details |
American Art Deco: Modernistic Architecture and Regionalism
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Art Deco Festival; it ain't what it used to be
I was mortified to see that the Miami Beach Art Deco Festival is not really that at all. The only thing Art Deco was the surroundings, but the festival itself as turned into a cheap flea market with $10 sunglasses for sale and lots of hat vendors.
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What is Art DecoArt Deco (1920 - 1940) is a design style that embraced every area of design and the decorative arts, including architecture, interiors, furniture, jewelry, painting and graphics, bookbinding, costume, glass and ceramics. It was all about glamor. Find out more www.thecultureconcept.com/circle View More Art Deco Videos |
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Art Deco mansion block, Belsize Park, London
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How 2 Create a Jazzy Art Deco Bedroom in 6 Easy StepsAuthor: Rosena MacFadzeanThis article contains information and tips to help you create your little piece of Art Deco style. The colours, patterns, designs, furniture styles and decorative detailing of the Art Deco era will be revealed. Added to this are lists of where to find more information and suppliers of Art Deco items. If you follow the 6 easy steps you can easily put together your Art Deco master piece. During the Art Deco era interior design was a main focus. Smooth surfaces, exotic materials and repeated geometric forms characterise this style. The style became part of the ‘Swinging Twenties' part of the ‘Jazz Age'. Tip: Read through the whole article before you start following the steps  Step 1: Know what makes Art Deco different from Art Nouveau Art Deco is a jazzy style with straight lines, geometric and abstracted shapes used in buildings, furniture and decorative details. This is the main difference from the earlier Art Nouveau style with its flowing lines, organic curved rounded forms, fantasy themes and gentle pastel colours. In comparison Art Deco is bold, colourful, showy and dramatic. Tip: Look for
 Step 2: Become familiar with examples of Art Deco design You can do this from the comfort of your computer desk. Just use the information below to inform your research. This is the easiest way, but you can also visit your local library or you can research in your local area. Tip: An easy way to find visual information is to do a Google image search. Please note some images labeled as Art Deco are in fact Art Nouveau In France
 Art Deco USA Design in the USA was Influenced by French Art Deco after the 1925 Paris exhibition. The Americans loved the bright surfaces and abstract patterns of the style. The 1933 World's Fair ‘Century of Progress' in Chicago saw many Art Deco motifs, designs and shapes used for example the rising sun motif and stepped ziggurat. Ely Jacques Kahn designed Art Deco skyscraper entrance lobbies
 Step 3: Select floor covering For a bedroom plain wall to wall fitted carpet would be an excellent choice. This was a popular floor treatment of the time. Although geometric patterns and Sarouk Persian or Turkish carpets in geometric or floral salmon pink were popular in the States. In Britain large repeat patterns in soft muted colours (similar to William Morris designs) were used in hotels and on ocean liners. French carpets were formal in style with highly stylised floral designs. Brilliantly coloured carpets with abstract patterns were used in theaters and department stores in the US and France. Animal skin floor rugs could also be used in your bedroom. Zebra skin rugs were popular and placed over the plain carpets. Linoleum continued to be popular as did parquet floors. Tip: What you choose for the floor will influence all your other choices. Remember this when you make your selection. Art Deco Floors:
 Carpets Available in Art Deco Style Stark's Navarre design Stark's Laseine design Bosanquet's Ives trellis design Axminster Carpets' Honeycomb design  Step 4: Select the wallpaper and paint colours You may want to create a modern styled room with an Art Deco twist or create a room to reflect a real impression from the Art Deco times. Strong colours were used as a reaction to the pastels of the Art Nouveau style. However colours did vary between countries and the decades of the Art Deco era. In a bedroom green, ultramarine, sea green or deep blue could create a peaceful retreat. But black, red, crimson, burnt orange or hot pink could create a dramatic bold statement. Or a sophisticated elegant atmosphere could be created by using white on white, cream, coffee, beige, bluff or chocolate brown. Tip: Some colours work better in a bedroom. Greens and blues are said to decrease the heart rate. Reds and oranges are said to stimulate and increase the heart rate. Art Deco colours
Walls, ceilings and woodwork were often smooth and sometimes glossy. Wallpapers were also popular. If you want drama and excitement in your scheme then wallpapers with bold geometric, Egyptian or Aztec motifs in vibrant colours would achieve this. The wallpaper designs of the 1930's could create a sophisticated elegant look. The tea stained colours heighted with silver or gold would create a rich, smart interior space. A truly feminine room could be created using one of the many Art Deco floral design wallpapers. Or a classic modern Art Deco look could be achieved by using geometric patterns in cubist like designs. Wallpaper
 Wallpaper Sources Bradbury and Bradbury's Glasgow Panel G.P. & J. Baker's Rose & Hummingbird  Step 5: Select the Furniture The interiors of the Art Deco era housed furniture with straight (sometimes curved) clean lines. To create a classic modern room glass and chrome could be used. Lacquered furniture was also popular at this time so could be used to create an elegant sophisticated style. Exotic timbers could be used to create bold statements and rooms with a sense of drama. Upholstery was often designed in geometric patterns, but plain fabrics were often used. Large tasseled cushions of varying shapes covered with sumptuous fabrics were popular. Using cushions in this manner would create a more informal look. Tip: It is best to make the final choice on paint colour selections after the furniture has been selected Furniture
 Step 6: Select Art Deco Accessories Ornaments were sparsely used during the Art Deco period. The classical minimal modern look was starting to have an impact at this time and influenced Art Deco design. The stepped profile is considered the shape of the Art Deco era. Abstracted fans, sunrise and Egyptian motifs were also popular. Lamps with female figurers holding a ball are a well known icon of the Art Deco era. Also cushion were used in strongly coloured rooms, often black and red with red lacquer-work furniture and China pagoda lamps. So what could you use to finish off your Art Deco room? Fan design table lamps or a girl with a ball lamp could be used with sleek lacquered furniture or with exotic timber or glass and chrome pieces. A mirror in a fan or step design would work well with most furniture designs. Art Deco interiors rarely displayed paintings however murals were sometimes used. Ornaments in bronze and other metals of the female or animal form were in vogue at this time so could make a nice addition to your Art Deco bedroom. Tip: One piece of Art Deco; a lamp, piece of furniture or wallpaper could be the starting point of your interior decorating scheme. Everything else selected should then relate to that object. This article has illustrated there are three main themes you can use to create your bedroom in an Art Deco style. You could create:
That is not to say you can't mix some of the items from each style to create a really individual take on Art Deco. The important thing to remember when creating an Art Deco room; the motifs, patterns and designs are basically the same. I will be writing a series on Art Deco on my Creative Buzzing blog http://creativebuzzing.blogspot.com/2010/06/art-deco-link-2-king-tut.html I invite you to visit. It will be loaded with information and images. Some Art Deco Sources USA Modern Gallery French & American Art Deco Art Deco Collection Art Deco Rugs UK Antique Suppliers and Reproduction Suppliers Directory Rupert Cavendish Antiques The Art Deco Home Australia Art Deco Online Store Art Deco World   Read More Art Deco Articles |
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